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Speed of all electromagnetic radiation (c)

3.00 x 10{8}

A shorter wavelength means a higher _______

frequency

Formula for finding wavelength and frequency

c=wavelength x frequency

Planck's Theory

Energy that is emitted or absorbed by any object is restricted to pieces of particular sizes

A piece of energy = a ___________

quantum

Light quanta = ______

photons

h = ________ ____________

Planck's constant (6.6262 x 10{-34} J-S)

Formula for finding energy in one photon

E=hv

Why is an electric current produced?

Electrons are attracted to the positive electrode, photos eject electrons from metal

Compton Effect

A photon can collide with an electron and impart energy to it

Light travels like a __________ but interacts with matter like a _____________

wave, particle

Continuous Spectrum & Sources

Has all the wavelengths in a range, without any gaps. Sources: sun, incandescent light bulbs

Line Spectrum & Sources

Contains only certain colors, or wavelengths, with gaps between them. Sources: elements in a flame, fluorescent lights, neon lights

All elements emit light- called an _______ ________

Emission spectrum

Ground state

Where the electron is normally found

Excited state

Higher energy state

Bohr model of the atom- _________ ________

concentric circles

In orbitals, electron ______ is shown by shading

Density

Contour orbitals


Electron found inside line 90% of the time

# of orbitals in s sublevel

1

# of orbitals in p sublevel

3

# of orbitals in d sublevel

5

# of orbitals in f sublevel

7

Pauli Exclusion Principle

An orbital can contain a maximum of 2 electrons, and they must have opposite spins

s sublevel is _____ shaped

sphere

p sublevel is ________ shaped

dumbell

Hunds Rule

Sublevels with orbitals of equal energy get the max # of unpaired electrons

Aufbau Principle

Electrons occupy lowest energy orbitals/sublevels available